1200DD Series Digital Data Display Manual
1200DD - 3-6
Revision 1.8
3.4.1. Setting the Input Source
IP
With this menu item, you can select the source of time and date
information.
When set to
LTC,
the 1200DD series displays will use time and date
information from the LTC input.
When set to
LTC ND,
the 1200DD series displays will use time but not date
information from the LTC input. When in this mode, it is important to enter
the date manually. This is useful when the data had no date information
since this looks like Legacy format date of January 1, 1980.
When set to
IRIG,
the 1200DD series displays will use time and date
information from the IRIG B input. When in this mode, it is important to
enter the year manually since IRIG B has no year information in its data
stream.
When set to
NTP,
the 1200DD series displays will use time and date
information received by NTP from the Ethernet.
When set to GPS, the 1200DD series will use time and date information
received from the GPS.
When set to TMR 1, TMR 2, TMR 3, or TMR 3, the 1200DD series displays
data received in the respective timer of the Evertz Timer packets.
When set to
NONE,
the 1200DD series displays will free run on its internal
crystal. The user must set the time and date using the
ST
and
SD
menu
items. When the power fails, the time will be kept by the battery backed up
clock and will be restored on power up.
LTC
LTC ND
GPS
IRIG
NTP
TMR 1
TMR 2
TMR 3
TMR 4
NONE
3.4.2. Setting the Frame Rate of the Output LTC
FR
With this menu item, you can select the frame rate of the output LTC when
there has been no timecode input to the display since it was powered up.
When set to
29.97 DF
the output LTC will count in the SMPTE drop frame
mode at a frame rate of 29.97 frames per second.
When set to the other values the output LTC will count in the SMPTE non
drop frame mode at the selected frame rate.
30
29.97 D
25
24